&#34;Sculpt It!&#34;

ABSTRACT

Sculpting media is defined as sculpting clay, molding material, sculpting dough, or play dough.

“Sculpt It” is a Board Game for 3 players and up, for ages ranging from6-adult.

GAME COMPONENTS

-   -   Game Board (Divided into 4-colored coded quadrants, center        colored coded area, and a track that weaves through each to a        finish line)    -   Sculpting Media (i.e. Molding Clay or Dough, 4-6 ounce        containers)    -   Sculpting Mat (Flexible Plastic, game logo in center)    -   Sculpting Tools (Plastic knife, fork, straw, spoon, etc)    -   8 Game pieces (Plastic simulated sculpted clay forms)    -   90 second timer    -   Game Cards (500, with three levels of difficulty)    -   3 dice

THE OBJECT OF THE GAME

To identify through molded forms the subject printed on game cards, thuswinning dice that players throw to advance around the game board to thefinish. Words and letters may not be molded or imprinted in the moldingclay to reveal clues. Using the molded forms to act out is notprohibited but is strongly encouraged. Precision of answers is up to theplayers and should be decided before the beginning of play. Precisionmay be desired for the difficult level.

DIRECTIONS

Each Player throws the dice; the one with the highest total starts asthe first “Sculptor” and has control of the sculpting pad. Winning tiesmust throw again for a tiebreaker.

The sculptor draws a card from the Deck. The card has three levels ofdifficulty. The sculptor must first start sculpting the lowest level ofdifficulty as indicated.

The sculptor will have 90 seconds to mold the clay into clues or theshape of the subject on the card drawn. The person(s) trying to guesswhat is being molded, whom we'll refer to as the “Critic(s)”, will tryto guess the subject on the card within the 90 seconds allowed. Ifguessed correctly, the sculptor acknowledges this, and continuessculpting the next subject of higher difficulty on the card with theremaining time. If all three subjects are guessed correctly before timeexpires, another card may be drawn to continue play until time expires.The highest level on the card is also used for, special play, which isused when a player's game piece lands on one of the spaces located inthe yellow shaded circular center section of the game board. See below.

One dice is awarded for each correct guess to each the sculptor and thecritic(s) who then throw the dice to advance their game piece along thetrack the number rolled. If all three subjects are guessed correctly thesculptor receives another turn as sculptor, otherwise the sculpting padpasses to his left to the newly appointed sculptor.

Player's games pieces may not share a space along the track to thefinish. If a players game piece lands on an occupied space that playertakes the space and moves the others player's game piece back 3 spaces.

TEAM PLAY

Ideally is played with an even number of players. Teams can consist oftwo players and up. Team players must alternate seats around the gameboard. One player is the sculptor; the other(s) teammates are critics.All critics on a team may guess at the subject of the sculpture. Ifguessed correctly, the team moves their single game piece the numbershown on the dice thrown.

INDIVIDUAL PLAY

All players are considered critics and guess at the subject of thesculpture being created by the one sculptor who has control of thesculpting pad. One dice is awarded to both the sculptor and the criticfor each correct answer, and players move their game pieces accordingly.

SPECIAL PLAY

If a player's game piece lands on any of the center shaded areas andremains there until his next turn as sculptor, he must sculpt thehighest difficulty subject on the card drawn. If guessed correctly heand the correct critic both get to throw three dice to determine thedistance their game pieces should travel along the board and the controlof the sculpting pad moves to the player on his left. If not guessedcorrectly, and the players game piece remains in the same location, onhis next turn the sculptor has the option to try the highest difficultylevel on the card or return to normal play. However, he must make thisdecision before he draws a card.

WINNER

The first person to reach the end of the track and land in theProfessional Artists space will be the Winner. Exact roll of the dice isnot necessary.

CONTINUED PLAY

To continue, a series of game winning scores can be kept. The player'sscore is determined by the quadrant his game piece is in when someonereaches the Professional Artist block. Scores are indicated in eachquadrant (2, 4, 6, 8 respectively) with 10 points going to theProfessional Artist. All players must start the new game in the StartingSpace. For continued play an ending score should be predetermined tobest decide the WINNER who will hold the PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS STATUS,until played again.

1. This invention “Sculpt It!” is the first board game invention using asculpting media in an organized competitive game fashion where playersshape molding material into clues to help other players guess thesubject matter of game cards, to win dice, to advance around a gameboard to win.